Usages of quasi
Magistra dicit hortum quasi novam fabulam florere, cum rosae, lilia, et violae una luceant.
The teacher says that the garden blooms like a new story, when roses, lilies, and violets shine together.
Puer clamat, quasi lupus prope sit.
The boy shouts as if a wolf were nearby.
Censor professionem facilem dictu putat, quasi omnia vera sint.
The censor thinks the formal declaration easy to state, as if everything were true.
Publicanus album legit, quasi censor sit.
The tax contractor reads the official list as if he were the censor.
Possessor tacet, quasi fundum non habeat.
The property holder is silent, as if he had no estate.
Civis incensus respondet, quasi immunis sit.
The unregistered citizen answers as if he were exempt.
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